N.J.S.Rajkumar alias narasimha
23 May 2020 at 15:41
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Anonymous
22 May 2020 at 22:37
Dear sir,
Facts : The company is under Insolvency proceedings (CIRP) as per the order of insolvency.
At Present the affairs of Company is being run by Resolution Professional.
Current Status : Settlement between Promoters and Financial Creditors is undergoing and there is likelihood for settlement.
Employees has filed IA before NCLT for the payment of outstanding salary for both Pre CIRP and Post CIRP process.
The matter is pending before NCLT and on the last date of hearing NCLT has directed to pay salaries of employees on priority from available funds.
Now RP has communicated during COVID-19 that he intends to terminate employee by paying half of the pending salary of POST CIRP period and the remaining will be paid post settlement with the promoters or upon liquidation as the case may be
Question: Can RP terminate the employment during this period when the matter for payment of salary is pending before NCLT.
What is legal defence the employee have against this intended termination ie without the payment of complete dues.
What stand we need to take for filing appropriate application before NCLT against this intended termination b
while the settlement process is on
rdana
22 May 2020 at 20:27
Hello Sir,
I have a typical problem. please help me with this.
My father during his childhood, he used to always stay at his mom's (Nani's) maternal house to find some livelihood as it is town and he was not well educated. Please assume his moms maternal family surname is X and his fathers paternal family surname is Y. He used to stay very rarely with with his father. Gradually, he had become like a adopted child at his moms maternal house and his surname was slowly started changing to X.
He got job with surname X as well. Later we the children inherited the same X as our surname too.
While my father was doing job he bought a house , but he made a mistake here, by registering the house with surname of Y (his father's parental surname) . But no objection was made as this property registration was done in 1976-78, I suppose that ID proofs of the property buyer was not mandatory at that time..
Time passed by and my father died in 2002. In the Death certificate of my father, the surname was X.
Now I wanted to make my mother as Legal heir of that property.
But as the Sale deed of the property is on Y surname, there was mismatch with our Surname X.
Please let me know, can I get that sale deed corrected with Surname X now.
Or any other alternative to get my mother's Legal heir completed.
Dipen
22 May 2020 at 19:09
Hi,
I can see word (LABEL) after a trademark. What does this mean?
Regards,
Dipen
22 May 2020 at 19:06
Respected Experts,
What is difference between Class 9 & Class 42 for software in Trademark.
To be specific, I have a software which will be available to users on subscription basis for a year. Will this be covered under Class 9 or Class 42?
Also whether license key sent on email or in CD, will it make any difference to class applicability?
Regards,
Anonymous
22 May 2020 at 14:41
My tenant has informed that he will be vacating my flat in the near future. But he has stopped paying the rent for last 2 months. He has said that he may vacate the flat in the next month i.e.June 2020.
However, even if his rent is adusted against the deposit then his rent and due amount exceeds the balance of deposit amount after adjusting rent for last 2 months. Also, he has caused damaged to the flat.
My query is that what action I can take in case of non payment of rent/dues and his leaving the flat without properly handing over the flat. I would like to request for earlier reply as the tenant may leave the house without information. Thanks in advance.
Wasim Raja
22 May 2020 at 11:52
As per compliance, we need to give weekly off to deployed manpower ( security personnel’s). On week off day, if you’re asking for additional security guard to be deployed at the locations, which can not be left unattended then you need to pay reliever charges.
Question is we will pay 26 days for permanent guard as per minimum wages and 4 or 5 days i.e. sunday pay to the reliever.
OR
30 days payment to the Guards + Reliever Charges
Sir, Please Clarify the query.
Anonymous
22 May 2020 at 09:56
Thanks for help. It a great platform for getting legal aid. God bless all. Thanks again for being so kind and geneous
Anonymous
22 May 2020 at 08:40
Dear Experts,
I was an employee of company X, last year I leaved the company by proper resignation and serving full notice period.
But till date company have not did full and final settlement of my dues like Gratuity and may more, tentative amount of all would be 7 Lacs.
After repeated e-mail communication they are linger on the process.
There was arbitration clause in my service contact. So, I asked them to appoint an Arbitrator, now they have appointed one Sole Arbitrator and given me the address of that Arbitrator and told me to get in contact with Arbitrator further only as Arbitration started.
I have few questions in my mind.
1. How much fee Arbitrator charged from me, and what will be the mode of payment cheque etc., and when I have to pay arbitration fees , at start of hearing or after final judgment?
2. Do I need a Lawyer, or I can fight my case own?
3. Do I Need to sign terms with Arbitrator at start of hearing like oral hearing, written, time period etc.?
4. As I have only Arbitrator address with me, Shall I go to his address directly?
5. As I have a felling that Arbitrator shall me more inclined towards respondent as he appointed him, is there anything on which I can concentrate more while approaching Arbitrator.
Regards
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Notice of intimation_housing loan
Respected Experts,
I have seen Banks filing Notice of Intimation to Registrar's office in case of Housing loans?
What is the purpose of this (apart from mandatory requirement)?
Will any buyer be intimated when he goes for registration of property that the property is mortgaged one?
Regards,